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Strange Days Indeed: Why ‘Nobody Told Me’ Echoes America Today
Pop Culture

Strange Days Indeed: Why ‘Nobody Told Me’ Echoes America Today

Lennon’s decades-old warning about chaos and disorientation feels uncannily aligned with the political and civic mood of today’s America.

Jennifer Lawrence speaks during the "Die My Love" press conference at the 78th annual Cannes Film Festival at Palais des Festivals on May 18, 2025 in Cannes, France.
Pop Culture

Jennifer Lawrence Questions Whether Stars Still Influence Politics

Lawrence’s shift reflects growing evidence that star power shapes culture, not voter decisions, in a fractured media landscape.

People at voting booths.
Electoral Reforms

Just the Facts: Voter ID, States’ Powers, and Federal Limits

A clear look at what the Constitution allows, what Congress restricts, and how new federal proposals would reshape voter ID rules

A large group of people is depicted while invisible systems actively scan and analyze individuals within the crowd
Media & Technology

Anthropic Sues Trump Over ‘Unlawful’ AI Retaliation

Anthropic says the administration punished the company for rejecting mass‑surveillance and weapons uses of its AI, calling the supply‑chain risk label unlawful retaliation.

Protestors holding signs, many that say "Stop Bombing Iran."
Ethics & Leadership

Trump’s ‘Just for Fun’ War Talk Shows a Dangerous Trivialization

When leaders frame war as entertainment, they desensitize citizens to its real human and geopolitical stakes.

News control room
Media & Technology

Non‑Partisan Doesn’t Mean Unbiased: Why America Keeps Getting This Wrong

Confusing non‑partisanship with neutrality has warped how we judge credibility in journalism and democracy reform.

​U.S. President Donald Trump standing at a podium.
Ethics & Leadership

How Trump Uses Outrage to Control the National Narrative

Why Trump’s outrage tactics keep reshaping the news—and what it means for democracy.

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Rule of Law

Just the Facts: What Presidents Can’t Do on Tariffs Now

A Supreme Court ruling ends emergency‑based tariffs and reasserts Congress’s exclusive authority over trade duties.